Slovakia

ECB welcomes the new EU Member States

On 1 May the European Union will have ten new Member States, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovenia and Slovakia. In a press release Friday, Jean-Claude Trichet welcomed the ten saying "We look forward to…

Slovakia to take small coins out of use

The National Bank of Slovakia is to remove from circulation 10 and 20 halier coins over the next five years, The Slovak Spectator reported. The NBS said the small haliers are too expensive to produce.

Slovak central bank favours quick EMU entry

The National Bank of Slovakia will push for the country's earliest possible entry into EMU, according to a report by TASR. Speaking at a conference on Wednesday the Bank's vice-governor said the central bank was cooperating with the finance ministry on…

Slovak c bank replaces management of supervision

SLOVAKIA - Slovak central bank (NBS) appointed Deposit Protection Fund (FOV) head Milan Horvath as the new chief executive of the NBS banking supervision, replacing Tibor Kasiak, the bank's press department said Friday.

Japanese investor waits for Slovak c.bank approval

SLOVAKIA - Japanese company Japan Grade One Co Ltd. that wants to buy Devin banka through a 3-billion SKK capital injection has submitted all necessary documents to the National Bank of Slovakia (NBS) that the central bank needs to officially acknowledge…

National Bank of Slovakia - Annual Report 2000

ANNUAL REPORT - The Narodna Banka Slovenska, (National Bank of Slovakia) has published its Annual Report 2000. Marian Jusko, the governor of the bank, describes a period of continued macroeconomic stabilisation and a decrease in the currant account…

Currency crisis in emerging markets - predictable?

RESEARCH PAPER - Brazil and Argentina are among the countries most vulnerable to a currency crisis, according to a new model developed by a Dutch central bank economist which had been flashing warning signals about Turkey back in December 2000.

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